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As coronavirus vaccines become widely accessible for the Duke community, juniors Anne Crabill and Ishaan Kumar are teaching a topical house course that explores the politics, history and societal implications of immunizations.
In early February, two fully electric buses began traveling the C1 route between East and West campuses.
During a largely virtual school year, Duke has moved toward normalizing inclusive language and pronouns for transgender and gender non-conforming members of the Duke community.
One student started working for NASA. Another found a job as a field organizer for Sara Gideon’s Senate campaign in Maine. Others climbed an 11,000-foot peak in California’s Death Valley and harvested vegetables on a farm on the coast of Connecticut.
With a full semester of hybrid and virtual learning under their belts, students have found both challenges and silver linings in adapting to new course formats.
Duke and North Carolina Central University are collaborating on a project aimed at strengthening connections between institutions of higher education and public schools in Durham.
If finals week is already getting you down, a parking ticket on top of it can surely squash that holiday spirit. Before you curl up and become a scrooge, though, know that there is a way you can reduce your parking fines.
Another series of wildfires has gripped the state of California. The current inferno to make national news is the rapidly-spreading Camp Fire. With a current death toll of 56 people, it is the deadliest wildfire in California history.
As a second year MF A candidate in Duke’s experimental and documentary arts program, Sarah Riazati wears many hats. Not only is she a creator, a teacher and a student, she is also an up-and-coming talent in the digital storytelling arena.
Acknowledging our roots as an intrinsically collaborative species, I wonder if it is entirely unrealistic to imagine a society in which individuals give and receive assistance readily, regardless of personal identity. When I reflect on society’s current status though, I realize we are moving in quite the opposite direction. It appears that though our web of diverse, global communities becomes increasingly connected every year, our personal regard for others diminishes in tandem.
